Hyderabad, March 31 (Hydnow): Enforcement Directorate (ED) focused on the TSPSC paper leak case. ED suspects that all the money was done through the hawala route. It seems that the ED is planning to take the documents of the SIT investigation from the court.
Hawala transactions are likely to come out if the accused who are in SIT custody are interrogated.
On the other hand, the SIT investigation is going on in the paper leak case. Police shifted the three accused from CCs to the Himayat Nagar SIT office. The SIT is interrogating accused Shamim, Suresh, and Ramesh on the third day.
On March 30, SIT officials conducted searches at the houses of the three accused. The accused were taken to LB Nagar, Uppal, and Saidabad and interrogated. Material belonging to Group-1 was seized. (Hydnow)
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